Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

Case/Bose Norfolk in Ebony.
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scruffuk said:
Another beauty SH. Is this the same maker as the forged necker? I think its the best interpretation of the Kepahrt pattern I've seen :thumbup:
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Thanks, Scruff. It's the same maker - Lon Humphrey. That knife feels great in the hand, and it's built to be a workhorse.
 
That barrel knife is the coolest thing I've seen in a while! Good score, Scruff!
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This is quarter sawn figured maple,the blocks had burl too
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In general, how do you find that modernish wood knives hold up to pocket carry with keys, coins etc?
 
SAK Guy said:
Very :cool:!! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Smithhammer said:
That barrel knife is the coolest thing I've seen in a while! Good score, Scruff!
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Thanks gents. I was stoked when I found it. It's such a smart design.

Wish I could carry it more.....I should carry it more!

I swapped to my newly acquired Montsegur Rustique knife in Juniper by French knifemaker Jean-Paul Tisseyre based upon the classic Pyrenean 'Capucin' knives.



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Very nice! Does that one have the little internal spring affixed to the blade tang, making it behave as though it has a half-stop?

Here's my WW:

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My most recent wood handled slipjoint, a #49 Queen Cattle King stockman in curly zebrawood.

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puukkoman said:
Very nice! Does that one have the little internal spring affixed to the blade tang, making it behave as though it has a half-stop?
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Nope, this is old school. I wanted it to be a traditional friction style.

BUT I love the unique design of that sprung mechanism, so the next one shall be! ;)
 
Freshly modified TL-29 with ebony covers and "Dimple", my sheepfoot Charlow:

 
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